What the Renters’ Rights Bill Means for Landlords – and how we can help you!
- lindsey7743
- Oct 1
- 2 min read
The Government’s Renters’ Rights Bill is set to overhaul the private rental sector, with new rules that place greater responsibility on landlords to provide safe, well-maintained homes.
For landlords, this isn’t just about tenancy agreements – it’s about property standards, compliance, and avoiding costly enforcement action.
Key Changes Landlords Need to Know
Decent Homes Standard now applies to rentals – properties must be free from serious hazards, well maintained, and fit for purpose.
‘Awaab’s Law’ in action – landlords must tackle dangerous hazards such as mould, leaks, or structural safety issues within strict timeframes.
Stronger enforcement powers – rogue landlords face higher penalties for failing to meet legal standards.
Greater tenant rights – from challenging unfair rent increases to demanding urgent repairs.
When Will the Bill Take Effect?
The Renters’ Rights Bill is currently moving through Parliament and is expected to receive Royal Assent later in 2025. However, not all parts of the legislation will come into force at once. The Government has confirmed a staged rollout, meaning some of the most significant changes – such as the end of Section 21 “no-fault” evictions – may be prioritised first.
Industry commentators suggest many of the key measures could be implemented in early 2026, but landlords should start preparing now.
Why Maintenance Matters More Than Ever
The message is clear: proactive property care is now essential. Tenants are protected by law, and local authorities have the backing to take action if landlords fail to deliver.
That means every landlord must stay ahead with a clear maintenance strategy – especially for those hard-to-reach or high-risk areas.
How Height Guys Support Landlords
At Height Guys, we specialise in property maintenance that keeps landlords compliant and tenants safe:
Roof Repairs & Surveys – preventing leaks and structural damage before they escalate.
Gutter Cleaning & Repairs – avoiding water ingress, damp, and mould – key issues under the new legislation.
Drone Inspections – fast, safe surveys to identify hazards and provide photographic evidence for compliance.
Bird Netting & Proofing – preventing mess, damage, and health risks in urban properties.
Chimney Repairs & High-Level Works – ensuring no hidden hazards compromise tenant safety.
Stay Ahead of the New Standards
With the Renters’ Rights Bill raising the bar, landlords cannot afford to take risks with property upkeep. Partnering with a professional, accredited high-level maintenance team like Height Guys ensures you stay compliant, protect your investment, and keep tenants safe.







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